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Social Networking for Genealogy » Online Family Trees

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Social networking for genealogy most often refers to the ability to build, share, and interact with online family trees. However, the breadth or depth of the online tools vary across the board. Some tools also offer other features of social networking such as sharing photos or creating calendars and timelines. The links in this section represent a variety of these types of sites. My thoughts: Social Networking for Genealogy

  • Findmypast $

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  • Geni - Everyone's Related

    Lets you create a family tree through a fun, simple interface. When you add a relative's email address, he or she will be invited to join your tree. That relative can then add other relatives, and so on.

  • GenoLink.Ru - Genealogical Social Network

    Russian genealogical social network.

  • Genoom - Family Tree - Private Family Network

    A place to discover, share, and connect with your family members.

  • Hellotree!

    Build your tree, share photos. Private and secure.

  • LetMeTree

    LetMeTree - Why be friends when you can be relatives? It is a new web site to easily create your free family tree, with the possibility to export it in GEDCOM format (for data) and dot format (for chart).

  • MyFamilyHealth

    Helps you work with your relatives to gather, organize and analyze your family health history all in one place.

  • MyGreatBigFamily.com

    Family web site for the whole family. Photo sharing, message boards, family tree, built-in professional genealogy features and more.

  • MyHeritage.com

    Provides an online tool to create your own family tree. More than 20 million members have already joined the community. 23 languages versions are available.

  • NokTree - Genealogy for the People

    Free searchable dynamic community for family history, genealogy, databases, and research with helpful tools.

  • Our Family Tree

    A full-featured online genealogy collaboration website intended both for people browsing, and a tool for researchers to maintain and collaborate on their research efforts. Includes lists and family trees of US Presidents, First Ladies, Cabinet members, Governors, Senators, Representatives, Supreme Court Justices, Ambassadors, and European Monarchs.

  • OurStory.com

    Save stories, photos, and videos on a collaborative timeline. Publish or share the stories privately with family and friends.

  • Ranao Salsila

    An online family tree builder. With it, you will be able to create, add to and edit your family tree online. Other members of your family may contribute simply by logging in and adding their own branches.

  • Rodovid

    In 22 languages, Rodovid's family tree maker is probably the most advanced web-based technology to date, especially in terms of its ability to generate very large trees containing dozens of generations and thousands of people. It is far beyond the capabilities of any computer-based family tree makers and web-based technologies from paid websites. There is no need to pay money for creating and sharing your family tree Rodovid is powered by the MediaWiki content management system (the same used by Wikipedia), so anyone familiar with the system can work on Rodovid easily. More detailed information about Rodovid is available at the About Rodovid page.

  • Sagahuus.com - memorypedia and sagahouse

    Sagahuus.com is not a traditional genealogy website but an online memorypedia and sagahouse - a memories, memorials and history database.

  • SharedTree: The Shared Family Genealogy Tree

    Global genealogy application that allows users to share and edit their public and private family trees completely online.

  • Stammbaum Online

    Users can create free family trees.

  • The Family Link

    Build your family tree on a private family social network. Accurate, collaborative, and personal genealogy charts.

  • TreeX.com - Genealogy, Family Trees, Records and online Family Tree builder

    Relatives, friends or professional genealogists can work together or alone to help grow their family trees. Keep track of family ancestry and post photographs and historical text. The owner of the family tree can invite as many people as he wants to assist him in this effort. Trees are grown by inputting data directly to the site or by accessing computer files saved in the required GEDCOM format. Other information, photos and videos can also be inserted into the tree generically or for each member, improving quality and scope of the tree. A family tree can be kept confidential, set to public view or set to allow specified persons or relatives to access it -- and forums and user message boards have also been made available to make the exchange of information easier.

  • Who's Your Daddy? Wikigenealogy

    Family tree hosting services, genealogy research and missing persons.

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